Diseases of the nose and throat; a text-book for students and practitioners . Fig. 32.—Insufflator. pure glycerin (Trans. Horn. Med. Soc. State of Pa., 1891, andJour, of Oph., OtoL, and January, 1892), and find thatthey act very promptly in establishing a mucous flow, in loosen-ing the crusts, in modifying the odor, and in giving relief to theannoying subjective symptoms. One side is treated at a time;the pledget need be kept in position but a few minutes, or untila profuse watery flow is established, when all can be readily THERAPEUTICS OF ATROPHIC NASAL CATARRH. 53 blown into the handk
Diseases of the nose and throat; a text-book for students and practitioners . Fig. 32.—Insufflator. pure glycerin (Trans. Horn. Med. Soc. State of Pa., 1891, andJour, of Oph., OtoL, and January, 1892), and find thatthey act very promptly in establishing a mucous flow, in loosen-ing the crusts, in modifying the odor, and in giving relief to theannoying subjective symptoms. One side is treated at a time;the pledget need be kept in position but a few minutes, or untila profuse watery flow is established, when all can be readily THERAPEUTICS OF ATROPHIC NASAL CATARRH. 53 blown into the handkerchief. The patient may repeat the pro-cedure two or three times daily. This, together with the kero-line-ichthyol or the menthol spray, proves very grateful to mostpatients. Aristol (iodide of thymol) often acts promptly indestroying the odor as well as in healing erosions. It maybe insufflated pure, or applied (Lowenstein) as a collodion,—1part of the iodide to 10 of flexible collodion. A spray of per-oxide of hydrogen (15-volume) is a favorite with many. Lightseari
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